Hundreds of Elephants Found Dead in Botswana Mysteriously
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Most Elephants can consume 8 liters of water and up to 14 in the summer.
The sheer volume could be a factor. Smaller animals might not hang around a watering hole as long as a large elephant also.
The other thing to check would be any fish or water borne organisms.
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They poison the water?
Smh.
I am scared for the 5 African Lion Economies. I feel like we haven’t seen that one great military power to rise yet. It’s the only thing missing, because Ghana, Botswana, Ethiopia, Tanzania , Rwanda are going to be preyed upon as they rise.
I am scared for the 5 African Lion Economies. I feel like we haven’t seen that one great military power to rise yet. It’s the only thing missing, because Ghana, Botswana, Ethiopia, Tanzania , Rwanda are going to be preyed upon as they rise.
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There are many studies done on Sulfur's neurological effects on humans and animals.
Such as this one.
Cytotoxic effects of acidic and sulphur containing amino acids on the infant mouse central nervous system
The fact that most of the animals were walking in circles disoriented before falling flat supports reason to investigate this theory.
It's obvious that it is something communal. But the mortality rate across multiple ages of elephant in a span of 3 months indicate that there is a possibility that they might have migrated from another watering hole.
I wouldn't put it past industry...
I know the local people wouldn't destroy their land on purpose.
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Conservationists have urged Botwsana to act, and offered funding and other support, Hiley said, to to no avail. He said officials government hesitated weeks before even sending samples from the elephants to be tested.
Botswana's president, Mokgweetsi Masisi, was elected in late 2019 on a platform that included the decriminalizing of trophy hunting, according to The New York Times, and said he will prioritize the needs of Botswana's people over concern from other countries for its wildlife.
At his election, President Masisi said he was putting the needs of the country's population ahead of how western countries value the animals, The New York Times reported. The country auctioned off its first elephant hunting licenses in February 2020, the BBC reported.
"Botswana was one of the last safe havens for elephants so it's a tragic turn of events for one of the most persecuted species on the planet," Hiley said.
Botswana's government is stalling efforts to get to the bottom of 350 mysterious elephant deaths, conservationists say
Botswana's president, Mokgweetsi Masisi, was elected in late 2019 on a platform that included the decriminalizing of trophy hunting, according to The New York Times, and said he will prioritize the needs of Botswana's people over concern from other countries for its wildlife.
At his election, President Masisi said he was putting the needs of the country's population ahead of how western countries value the animals, The New York Times reported. The country auctioned off its first elephant hunting licenses in February 2020, the BBC reported.
"Botswana was one of the last safe havens for elephants so it's a tragic turn of events for one of the most persecuted species on the planet," Hiley said.
Botswana's government is stalling efforts to get to the bottom of 350 mysterious elephant deaths, conservationists say
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